August 8, 2011 — Steve Cumings, executive director of data center solutions at Dell, delivered a Monday afternoon session on new strategies for finding business value in the cloud, suggesting that hosts can find new value in their business and new revenue by looking at new technologies of which they might not yet be aware.

LONDON–( BUSINESS WIRE )–Leading web hosting company, LCN.com, has today announced a new promotion which offers three months free on all yearly purchases of its ecommerce hosting packages.

Shared hosting ‘ideal for many small businesses’ Thursday 25th November 2010 Shared hosting may be the ideal reliable web hosting option for businesses which do not require vast server resources, it has been suggested. According to HostReview.com contributor Elad Domb, many small businesses do not need the space and exclusivity provided by a dedicated server . He commented that shared hosting offers “an affordable hosting solution” that allows small businesses to keep operational costs low until such time as their business begins to grow

Careful With That Third-Party Web Widget Small- and midsized businesses use a lot of third-party Web applications: It saves them money and allows them to embed expertise that they might not otherwise have.

There are many choices that present themselves when businesses look to revamp their existing IT configurations, and many include the employment of new and updated servers. However, several unique characteristics exist between ranges and types of servers, and businesses should be aware of these – specifically between popular dedicated and virtual private servers

Hackers Channeling R&D Into Better Malware IT companies spend billions on R&D to improve their products and take advantage of the latest technologies. But as it turns out, so do cybercriminals, and that strategy seems to be working pretty well

Businesses looking to introduce cloud computing into their IT infrastructure are being advised to establish realistic and balanced service-level agreements (SLAs) with service providers to reduce risks and enjoy the full benefits of the technology. Writing for InformationWeek, Jonathan Feldman has advised CIOs not to be “dismissive” of the cloud, a technology that can help boost efficiency and reduce costs, and offers a three-tiered plan for businesses to consider when looking to introduce the technology. First, businesses need to understand why they are interested in cloud and what aspects of their business are in need of improvement, as service providers are then able to better tailor the technology to their specific requirements.